2004, ISBN: 1587200996

[EAN: 9781587200991], [SC: 70.31], [PU: Cisco Press], Computers & the Internet|Internet|Security, Computers & the Internet|Networking, Computers & the Internet|Networking|General, Compute… Más…

[EAN: 9781587200991], [SC: 70.31], [PU: Cisco Press], Computers & the Internet|Internet|Security, Computers & the Internet|Networking, Computers & the Internet|Networking|General, Computers & the Internet|Security, This Book is in Good Condition. Clean Copy With Light Amount of Wear. 100% Guaranteed. Summary: 1. Here There Be Hackers! Essentials First: Looking for a Target. Hacking Innocent Information. Targets of Opportunity. Are You a Target of Opportunity? Targets of Choice. Are You a Target of Choice? The Process of an Attack. Reconnaissance and Footprinting (a.k.a. Casing the Joint). Scanning. Enumeration. Gaining Access. Application Attacks. Misconfiguration Attacks. Script Attacks. Escalating Privilege. Covering Tracks. Network Security Organizations. SANS. Center for Internet Security (CIS). SCORE. Internet Storm Center. ICAT Metabase. Security Focus. Learning from the Network Security Organizations. Overview of Common Attacks and Exploits. Chapter Summary. Chapter Review. 2. Security Policies and Responses. Defining Trust. Acceptable Use Policy. Policy Overview. Purpose. Scope General Use and Ownership. Security and Proprietary Information. Unacceptable Use. E-mail and Communications Activities. Enforcement. Conclusion. Password Policy. Overview. Purpose. Scope. General Policy. General Password Construction Guidelines. Password Protection Standards. Enforcement. Conclusion. Virtual Private Network (VPN) Security Policy. Scope. Policy. Conclusion. Extranet Connection Policy. Scope. Security Review. Third-Party Connection Agreement. Business Case. Point of Contact. Establishing Connectivity. Modifying or Changing Connectivity and Access. Terminating Access. Conclusion. ISO Certification and Security. Sample Security Policies on the Internet. Chapter Summary. Chapter Review. 3. Overview of Security Technologies. Security First Design Concepts. Packet Filtering via Access Control Lists (ACLs). Limitations of Packet Filtering. Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI). Detailed Packet Flow Using SPI. Limitations of Stateful Packet Inspection. Network Address Translation (NAT). NAT's Limitations. Proxies and Application Level Protection. Content Filters. Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). AAA Technologies. Authorization. Accounting. Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS). Terminal Access Controller Access Control System (TACACS). TACACS+ Versus RADIUS. Chapter Summary. Chapter Review Questions. 4. Security Protocols. DES Encryption. Limitations of DES. Triple DES Encryption. Limitations of 3DES. Message Digest 5 Algorithm. Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP). Limitations of PPTP. Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP). Benefits of L2TP. L2TP Operation. Secure Shell (SSH). SSH Operation. Tunneling and Port Forwarding. Limitations of SSH. Chapter Summary. Chapter Review Questions. 5. Firewalls. Firewall Frequently Asked Questions. Why Do I Need a Firewall? Do I Have Anything Worth Protecting? What Does a Firewall Do? Firewalls Are "The Security Policy". Firewall Operational Overview. Implementing a Firewall. Determine the Inbound Access Policy. Determine Outbound Access Policy. Essentials First: Life in the DMZ. Case Studies. Case Study: Firewall Deployment with Mail Server Inside the Protected (Internal). Case Study: Firewall Deployment with Mail Server in DMZ. Firewall Limitations. Chapter Summary. Chapter Review Questions. 6. Router Security. Edge Router as a Choke Point. Edge Router as a Packet Inspector. Content-Based Packet Inspection. Intrusion Detection with Cisco IOS. When to Use the FFS IDS. FFS IDS Operational Overview. FFS Limitations. Secure IOS Template. Chapter Summary. Chapter Review Questions. 7. IPSec Virtual Private Networks (VPNs). Analogy: VPNs Connect IsLANds Securely. VPN Overview. VPN Benefits and Goals. VPN Implementation Strategies. Split Tunneling. Overview of IPSec VPNs. Tunneling Data. Encryption Modes. Transport Mode. IPSec Protocols. Internet Key Exchange (IKE). ISAKMP Overview. IPSec Operational Overview. IKE Phase 2. Diffie-Hellman Algorithm. Router Configuration as VPN Peer. Configuring IPSec. Step 2: Create the IPSec Transforms. Step 3: Create<

2004, ISBN: 1587200996

[EAN: 9781587200991], [PU: Cisco Press], Computers & the Internet|Internet|Security, Computers & the Internet|Networking, Computers & the Internet|Networking|General, Computers & the Inte… Más…

[EAN: 9781587200991], [PU: Cisco Press], Computers & the Internet|Internet|Security, Computers & the Internet|Networking, Computers & the Internet|Networking|General, Computers & the Internet|Security, This Book is in Good Condition. Clean Copy With Light Amount of Wear. 100% Guaranteed. Summary: 1. Here There Be Hackers! Essentials First: Looking for a Target. Hacking Innocent Information. Targets of Opportunity. Are You a Target of Opportunity? Targets of Choice. Are You a Target of Choice? The Process of an Attack. Reconnaissance and Footprinting (a.k.a. Casing the Joint). Scanning. Enumeration. Gaining Access. Application Attacks. Misconfiguration Attacks. Script Attacks. Escalating Privilege. Covering Tracks. Network Security Organizations. SANS. Center for Internet Security (CIS). SCORE. Internet Storm Center. ICAT Metabase. Security Focus. Learning from the Network Security Organizations. Overview of Common Attacks and Exploits. Chapter Summary. Chapter Review. 2. Security Policies and Responses. Defining Trust. Acceptable Use Policy. Policy Overview. Purpose. Scope General Use and Ownership. Security and Proprietary Information. Unacceptable Use. E-mail and Communications Activities. Enforcement. Conclusion. Password Policy. Overview. Purpose. Scope. General Policy. General Password Construction Guidelines. Password Protection Standards. Enforcement. Conclusion. Virtual Private Network (VPN) Security Policy. Scope. Policy. Conclusion. Extranet Connection Policy. Scope. Security Review. Third-Party Connection Agreement. Business Case. Point of Contact. Establishing Connectivity. Modifying or Changing Connectivity and Access. Terminating Access. Conclusion. ISO Certification and Security. Sample Security Policies on the Internet. Chapter Summary. Chapter Review. 3. Overview of Security Technologies. Security First Design Concepts. Packet Filtering via Access Control Lists (ACLs). Limitations of Packet Filtering. Stateful Packet Inspection (SPI). Detailed Packet Flow Using SPI. Limitations of Stateful Packet Inspection. Network Address Translation (NAT). NAT's Limitations. Proxies and Application Level Protection. Content Filters. Public Key Infrastructure (PKI). AAA Technologies. Authorization. Accounting. Remote Authentication Dial-In User Service (RADIUS). Terminal Access Controller Access Control System (TACACS). TACACS+ Versus RADIUS. Chapter Summary. Chapter Review Questions. 4. Security Protocols. DES Encryption. Limitations of DES. Triple DES Encryption. Limitations of 3DES. Message Digest 5 Algorithm. Point-to-Point Tunneling Protocol (PPTP). Limitations of PPTP. Layer 2 Tunneling Protocol (L2TP). Benefits of L2TP. L2TP Operation. Secure Shell (SSH). SSH Operation. Tunneling and Port Forwarding. Limitations of SSH. Chapter Summary. Chapter Review Questions. 5. Firewalls. Firewall Frequently Asked Questions. Why Do I Need a Firewall? Do I Have Anything Worth Protecting? What Does a Firewall Do? Firewalls Are "The Security Policy". Firewall Operational Overview. Implementing a Firewall. Determine the Inbound Access Policy. Determine Outbound Access Policy. Essentials First: Life in the DMZ. Case Studies. Case Study: Firewall Deployment with Mail Server Inside the Protected (Internal). Case Study: Firewall Deployment with Mail Server in DMZ. Firewall Limitations. Chapter Summary. Chapter Review Questions. 6. Router Security. Edge Router as a Choke Point. Edge Router as a Packet Inspector. Content-Based Packet Inspection. Intrusion Detection with Cisco IOS. When to Use the FFS IDS. FFS IDS Operational Overview. FFS Limitations. Secure IOS Template. Chapter Summary. Chapter Review Questions. 7. IPSec Virtual Private Networks (VPNs). Analogy: VPNs Connect IsLANds Securely. VPN Overview. VPN Benefits and Goals. VPN Implementation Strategies. Split Tunneling. Overview of IPSec VPNs. Tunneling Data. Encryption Modes. Transport Mode. IPSec Protocols. Internet Key Exchange (IKE). ISAKMP Overview. IPSec Operational Overview. IKE Phase 2. Diffie-Hellman Algorithm. Router Configuration as VPN Peer. Configuring IPSec. Step 2: Create the IPSec Transforms. Step 3: Create<

ISBN: 9781587200991

Your first step into the world of network securityNo security experience required Includes clear and easily understood explanations Makes learning easyYour first step to network security … Más…

Your first step into the world of network securityNo security experience required Includes clear and easily understood explanations Makes learning easyYour first step to network security begins here! Learn about hackers and their attacks Understand security tools and technologies Defend your network with firewalls, routers, and other devices Explore security for wireless networks Learn how to prepare for security incidentsWelcome Your first step into the world of network securityNo security experience required Includes clear and easily understood explanations Makes learning easyYour first step to network security begins here! Learn about hackers and their attacks Understand security tools and technologies Defend your network with firewalls, routers, and other devices Explore security for wireless networks Learn how to prepare for security incidentsWelcome to the world of network security! Computer networks are indispensable-but they're also not secure. With the proliferation of Internet viruses and worms, many people and companies are considering increasing their network security. But first, you need to make sense of this complex world of hackers, viruses, and the tools to combat them. No security experience needed! Network Security First-Step explains the basics of network security in easy-to-grasp language that all of us can understand. This book takes you on a guided tour of the core technologies that make up and control network security. Whether you are looking to take your first step into a career in network security or are interested in simply gaining knowledge of the technology, this book is for you! Books, Computers~~Networking~~Vendor Specific, Network-Security-First-Step~~Thomas-M-Thomas, , , , , , , , , , Cisco Press<

ISBN: 9781587200991

Cisco Press. Paperback. GOOD. Spine creases, wear to binding and pages from reading. May contain limited notes, underlining or highlighting that does affect the text. Possible ex librar… Más…

Cisco Press. Paperback. GOOD. Spine creases, wear to binding and pages from reading. May contain limited notes, underlining or highlighting that does affect the text. Possible ex library copy, thatll have the markings and stickers associated from the library. Accessories such as CD, codes, toys, may not be included., Cisco Press<